Neil Vaytet

Still getting "Model not found" error instead of static figure when saving and re-opening the notebook

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Hi, unfortunately, I am still seeing this error after re-opening the notebook.  The console log from Chrome:  Versions: ``` jupyter_client 7.3.1 pyhd8ed1ab_0...

PolygonSelector does not work in JupyterLab

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## Describe the issue The PolygonSelector example from the [mpl docs](https://matplotlib.org/stable/gallery/widgets/polygon_selector_demo.html) works very well in the default Qt backend.  However, using `ipympl` in a notebook, nothing...

Make the toolbar customizable

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Hi, Is it possible to add custom buttons to the toolbar? Many thanks for any help.

Deprecation warning when using nbsphinx_execute_arguments with traitlets=5.0

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With traitlets 5.0, we are getting warnings when passing parameters to the Ipython session using ```Py nbsphinx_execute_arguments = [ "--InlineBackend.figure_formats={'svg', 'pdf'}", "--InlineBackend.rc={'figure.dpi': 96}", ] ``` This also shows up in...

Copybuttons appear on a new line at the bottom of a cell instead of the top right corner

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**Describe the bug** Copybuttons appear on a new line at the bottom of a cell instead of the top right corner:  I don't know if it...

How to get the device PixelRatio from the renderer?

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I can see in the threejs docs that the renderer has the `getPixelRatio()` method (https://threejs.org/docs/#api/en/renderers/WebGLRenderer.getPixelRatio) How can I access this property from the `pythreejs` renderer? It has no such method,...

## Describe the issue I realise there has already been several issues opened about the performance of `ipympl` (e.g. #55), compared to other libraries that render in jupyter. But I...

Javascript error when rendering with version 2.4.1

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When trying to render anything in a new conda env with version `2.4.1`, I get this Javascript error icon  Code to reproduce: ```Py import pythreejs as...

Contours?

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It would be nice to be able to represent a 2D array with both line contours (like the matplotlib `contour` function) and filled contours (like the matplotlib `contourf` function). As...

What about async fuckit?

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Does it exist? Is it needed? `fuckit` is awesome :-)